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KTVU - Ten O'Clock News
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Sep 27, 2010
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Sep 27, 2010


hours. that makes the new date thursday at 9:00 p.m. but one of the drugs used in the lethal injection process has an expiration date of friday meaning it could no longer be used what is more the company that makes the drugs said it is having production problems and can't delive any new shipments until early next year. debra has been sorting this all out and live at san quentin with details. >> reporter: the jailers here say the prison stands ready for that new execution time, thursday at 9 but with the use by date looming on those deadly drugs, it is a short window of time and there are many players still in the mix. albert brown raped a teenage girl almost 0 years ago using -- 30 years ago using her own shoe laces to strangle her his fate rests with the legal system no sooner had he lost in marin superior court today. >> mr. brown cannot prove he will suffer pain if executed under the current regulations. >> reporter: than his advocates appealed higher federal courts being asked to step in too. >> almost 30,000 californians objected to the lethal injection regulations and almost all
KPIX - The Early Show
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Sep 24, 2010
KPIX
The Early Show
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Sep 24, 2010


after blaming the u.s. for the 9/11 attacks. we'll talk with sarah shourd, the american hiker locked up in iran more than a year about what life was like in prison. >>> and mom arrested as these two girls fight, you can hear the mother of one of them cheering on her daughter. >> get her, sarah. get her, sarah. >> now she faces charges of child abuse. early this friday morning, september 24th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs >>> the weekend is upon us. good friday morning to all of you. i'm maggie rodriguez. >> i'm harry smith. >> let's get right to the dangerous flooding. heavy rains left many areas covered in several feet of water and more rain in the forecast today. holly wagner of minneapolis station wcco-tv brings us up to date from owatonna minnesota. >> reporter: here in southern minnesota, the intense early autumn rain triggered flooding that flooded homes, the water kept rising through the night and the rain isn't over yet. the high water forced hundreds of people to leave their homes. floodwaters overwhelmed the town of owatonna where residents battled
KPIX - CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 6AM
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Sep 29, 2010
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CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 6AM
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Sep 29, 2010


. >> yeah, cooling down a bit. low pressure system down to the south of us in baja giving us more clouds today and also giving us cooler temperatures. we'll take a look at those cooler temperatures in just a few moments. in the meantime, here's a look at your traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you, tracy. we are just getting word of a serious accident in oakland westbound 580 approaching grand avenue. it sounds like a car flipped over. chp is heading to the scene now. we are watching these sensors. so far they haven't changed color. so far they are still showing green. but we'll continue to check that if you are heading towards the macarthur maze something to be aware of. we also still have this injury crash in city streets in san francisco at 6th and folsom. police are still on scene and apparently one lane of 6th street is blocked near the intersection. that's a check of your traffic. here's tracy with your forecast. >>> hey, thanks, elizabeth. -- that's a look at your weather. back up to you. >>> california's first execution in nearly five years has been put on hold and may not happen u
KTVU - Ten O'Clock News
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Sep 22, 2010
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Sep 22, 2010


teenager. today they sent a letter out to parents letting us know what happened. tonight a father tells us his anyone is in describable. family and friends of 17-year- old raymond justice gathered for a quiet vigil in front of his home. he raised raymond as a single father. after seeing combat in vietnam, he never thought he would experience the horror of trying to save his own son on the streets of oakland. >> this is blood right here. i said that with the police, give him mouth to mouth resuscitation and his last breath came and i knew he was dead. >> reporter: last night around 6:30 he told his neighbors raymond ran to his home after he was shot at a nearby bus station. there was an altercation before the shooting. >> she was working with him on some of his homework and he was on his way home from that. >> the principal from the high school told us raymond had been receiving tutoring at oakland high shortly before the shooting. he was a junior with a 3.3 grade point average and planned to attend college. >> it's tough. i mean, you know, he is a kid that had a bright future. >> reporter:
KTVU - Mornings on 2
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Sep 29, 2010
KTVU
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Sep 29, 2010


for the first debate. jerry brown and meg whitman let us see their different viewpoints as they clashed on issues. claudine wong has more on last night's spirited debate. >> reporter: both candidates are claiming victory. both candidates went on the attack. both candidates tried to convince voters that they can handle this job. now, this debate at uc davis was the first of three debates. there's another one right around the corner. you can bet this is being picked apart. california certainly facing a lot of controversial issues from immigration to the death penalty to the budget crisis. all of that was on the table yesterday. whitman apologized for forgetting to vote in the past election, saying no one is more embarrassed than her. she did not apologize for putting $119 million of her own money in this campaign. >> the labor unions and jerry brown have been joined at the hip for 40 years. my view is putting jerry brown in charge of putting jerry brown -- of the unions is like putting count dracula in charge of the blood bank. >> reporter: people we spoke with say whitman appeared to be
KTVU - Mornings on 2
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Sep 27, 2010
KTVU
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Sep 27, 2010


that would apply for the one set on wednesday. >> understate law the department of crepes said it would use a three-drug procedure in regulations they spent years creating. those regulations have force of law and so judge fogel is saying you can either have your rights unthe constitution protected and understate law protected but not both. it's completely unfair. >> reporter: the same judge, judge jeremy fogel, was the one who halted executions in california in 2006. it claimed procedures for the three drug cocktail aimed at killing the condemned was not clear, and the death chamber was too dimly lit to monitor the procedure. but the judge is now allowing the executions to proceed because of a supreme court ruling in 2008 which upheld lethal injections in the state of kentucky and because ohio and washington state have been using 1-drug executions for the past year with no reported problems. that even as fogel presides over a lawsuit challenging the same procedure. brown has filed an appeal with the ninth circuit court. what they plan to do if all stays of execution fail. craig devro, san q
KTVU - KTVU Morning News
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Sep 28, 2010
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Sep 28, 2010


's doing to traffic. >>> a little bit of fog out there. will that stop us from setting record highs again today? >>> plus how a late night ruling in a scheduled execution at san quentin effects the case as the morning news continues. >>> good morning. [ audio problems ] september 28th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. check your weather and traffic. here's steve. >> thank you. skies are clear. very mild. just a little whisp or two of fog on the san mateo coast. that's about all i can find. 70s, 80s, 90s by the beaches. few steps inland, 90s and 100s record setting territory possible again today. now an update on traffic with sal. >>> steve, right now traffic is moving well on 80 as you head out to the macarthur maze. no major problems. getting busier as you drive around the bay area. an accident on the shoulder where the car hit a pole. san francisco northbound 101 traffic looks good. coming up in a few minutes give you a complete traffic report including mention of an accident in the north bay. 6:01. back to the desk. >>> sal, thank you. details about a terrifying attack th
KTVU - Mornings on 2
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Sep 28, 2010
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Sep 28, 2010


injection to the state's former practices. the availability of the drug used had to be considered. the maker of the drug has said another dose of this drug may not be available until january of 2011. the execution would be the first in nearly five years and would be the last until next year. executions have been hold on 2006, when the federal judge in san jose found the lethal injection procedures were flawed which posts a risks of causing extreme pain in violation of the ban on cruel and unusual punishment. the courts are not the last line of defense when it comes to halting executions. governor schwarzenegger could step in. legal experts say although he's pro-death penalty, every case is different. >> governors have all of the facts in front of them and they know they are the last line of defense. and so there are a lot of -- there are a lot of governors that really, really take this seriously. >> reporter: the man skimmed to be executed is albert greenwood brown convicted of raping and murdering a 15-year-old riverside girl 30 years ago. 50 people have already been in- - have already been
KPIX - CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 5AM
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Sep 29, 2010
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Sep 29, 2010


. anne makovec is at san quentin prison in marin county to tell us why. >> reporter: if the plan that was in effect on monday would have stuck, albert greenwood brown would be dead right now but he is alive behind me at san quentin this morning because of a decision by a federal judge last evening. brown would have been california's first execution in almost five years, but judge fogel suspended the execution until he finishes reviewing a lawsuit against california's lethal injection procedure. concerns that it's cruel and unusual punishment. if the first of three drugs administered doesn't work properly, the inmate could suffer extreme pain from the third drug which stops the heart. the family of brown's victim just wants it over with. here's her brother speaking about what it was like after his 15-year-old sister disappeared. >> i remember getting in the truck with my father and... [ crying ] >> ... driving up and down the... uhm....... driving up and down the streets, you know, callingherr name. >> reporter: the stay of execution is being appealed to the state court of appeal
KICU - 10 O'Clock News
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Sep 22, 2010
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Sep 22, 2010


us know what happened. tonight a father tells us his anyone is in describable. family and friends of 17-year- old raymond justice gathered for a quiet vigil in front of his home. he raised raymond as a single father. after seeing combat in vietnam, he never thought he would experience the horror of trying to save his own son on the streets of oakland. >> this is blood right here. i said that with the police, give him mouth to mouth resuscitation and his last breath came and i knew he was dead. >> reporter: last night around 6:30 he told his neighbors raymond ran to his home after he was shot at a nearby bus station. there was an altercation before the shooting. >> she was working with him on some of his homework and he was on his way home from that. >> the principal from the high school told us raymond had been receiving tutoring at oakland high shortly before the shooting. he was a junior with a 3.3 grade point average and planned to attend college. >> it's tough. i mean, you know, he is a kid that had a bright future. >> reporter: the students and staff at life academy have crea
KTVU - KTVU Morning News Early Edition
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Sep 28, 2010
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Sep 28, 2010


morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us. it's tuesday september 28th. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's check your weather and traffic. here's steve. >>> thank you very much. pam and dave, yesterday a lot of record highs including here and san jose and many many points in between. the fog looks like it's already starting to evaporate. inland we'll still see 100s. go 90 in san francisco. here's sal. >>> steve, right now westbound 80 traffic is moving well as you head to the macarthur maze with no major problems. traffic looking good. also the morning commute looks okay on northbound 101 approaching the 80 split. word of a broken watter pipe that has a couple of feet of standing water. we'll tell you about that. [ audio problems ] back to dave and pam. >>> sal, thank you. at 5:00 we have developing news coming from oakland. that's where a 6-year-old girl was shot while she was sound asleep inside of her home. this happened at the corner of east 16th street and seminary avenue shortly after 2:00 a.m. we're live with more information and also reactio
KTVU - News at 5pm
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Sep 29, 2010
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Sep 29, 2010


with meg whitman for an subject. he joins us to tell us what whitman said. >> meg whitman denied it all, today, lies she said. >> the charges are not true. the charges are absolutely not true. >> reporter: she says you were abusive, pregnancy discrimination, humiliated her? >> it's a lie. absolutely a lie. she was a great employee, we had a great relationship, it's absolutely a lie. >> reporter: whitman was campaigning at cisco headquarters in san jose when her former housekeeper nicky diaz and celebrity attorney gloria al dread made her charges. suffice it to say not one reporter asked her any question about cisco, every question was about her housekeeper. >> we hired her through an agency that had a documented 1099, a california driver's license, she was documented to work in this country, we had no reason to suspect otherwise, not at all. >> reporter: the whitman campaign says consider the source, gloria allred. they say that allred is part of a "democratic party sleaze machine." they call allred a shameful manipulate tore known for high profile, sometimes unsubstantiated, claims. >>
KRON - KRON 4 Early News
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Sep 27, 2010
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Sep 27, 2010


&e recommends shutting off lights and other appliances when not being used. resetting air-conditioner to 85 degrees when you're away from home and 75 when your home. cal fire is battling wildfires along the mexican border. it started on the machens mexican side of the border. cal fire has spent san when hundred fire fighters to fight that fire that straddles the border. two firefighters have been injured and a mexican fire truck has been damaged. the day go wildfire has been contained it broke a saturday burned 89 a. one firefighter is in critical but stable condition this morning. it briefly threatened homes yesterday and the town of the data. one out building and two cars were destroyed. a developing story the latest in san bruno gas line explosion new legislation aimed at improving natural gas pipes will be introduced today. they will be announcing legislation about 10:00 a.m. this of course as cleanup efforts continued. you can see how much they have to clean up. crews are removing debris and soils. they're trying to get clearance to rebuild. new for you this morning a judge could rule
KRON - KRON 4 Evening News
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Sep 16, 2010
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Sep 16, 2010


for the contractors state license board on how to detect a phony contractor. >> and they're using a pretty slick sales people to will to what they can to be your friend and help you to the situation and get a lot of money, up front. >> and to ask for a huge down payment is a common sign it you are dealing with an unlicensed contractor. >> by law, not more than $10,000 of$1,000 or 110 percent of the contract. whichever is less. >> and to look for the license. -test and% of the contract. >> and jonathan is doing-10 percent. >> and also, he showed me this contractor's license and pointed out the same number can be found on the side of the truck. he said it is the law. >> and you are required to put your license number on the side of the truck. >> so far, that there's been no complaint of fraud in the gas line explosion area. and to get the word out by the state license board, they hope to keep it that way. in san bruno haaziq madyun >> stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage of this in progress line explosion. www.kron.com we have comprehensive coverage of the incident. for ♪ spino >> temperatures up
KGO - ABC 7 Morning News at 430AM
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Sep 28, 2010
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Sep 28, 2010


the day ahead. thank you for joining us this tuesday. >> we have powerful air conditioning in here and you're probably turning yours on as well. >> mike, how was today compared to yesterday? >> it will be a lot like yesterday, hot everywhere but the coast. in the east bay and also into the south bay. everybody else should be in the moderate category so no problem with ground-based ozone. those with air quality problems, elderly and respiratory problems and the young. could be records again. near 100 santa rosa, concord, fairfield, antioch, livermore, morgan hill. upper 90s san jose and also palo alto up to napa and san rafael. another scorcher. we'll show you that seven-day forecast and the cooling that's on the way. here's kristen and eric with more news. >> in the news, breaking news out of oakland where a six-year-old girl has been hit by gunfire while she was sleeping inside her home. it happened 2:45 this morning on east 16th street. it appears two to three gunmen opened fire on the home. the young girl was grazed. her mother was also asleep inside the house, was not hit. the girl was
KRON - KRON 4 Early News
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Sep 29, 2010
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Sep 29, 2010


the hot weather is making them nervous. crag shows us what they're doing to stay ready. >> this vehicle normally sits here but with their red flag day will be out and about. two extra people manning the screw. >> when we go out on they event the patrol comes with us. >> patrol means extra firefighters to stations striptease sick leave by the eastern. did not have to be patrol like july 4th. but they are on call for morning until 10:00 p.m. in case something happens in these dry grassy hills considered more dangerous than they look. >> i think you guess around 3 ft. obviously now were up to it it is a lot taller. this is probably 5-6 ft. tall you can see we will have a problem if this gets going. this is a steep hill houses on top. to access those houses weekend driver injuns up there so that's why we have the staffing of our british patrol >> no hydrants to be found the hope is to save these homes in the late fire season. in san jose kron 4 news. >> a judge has blocked the execution of a convicted rapist and murderer jonathan blum shows us. >> federal judge has done a 180. he reversed h
KRON - KRON 4 Morning News
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Sep 28, 2010
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Sep 28, 2010


this friday. the drugs they use in the execution process could very well save this his life for now. that's because it's one of three drugs, and that drug is set to expire this friday. and the drug maker says that if the execution does not happen by then, brown was convicted of raping and murdering a riverside grove 30 years ago. at seventh when chris and i will transmit kron4 news. after >> 3 people have been injured in nine people displaced after a fire broke out of a level 30 less side of the 200 block of madison avenue. firefighters were able to contain the fires really after it started. it was severely damaged, and then reach the two cars turning and then the driver error rate. the fire was set to of started behind a couch, it is under investigation right now. >> 7 05 ring and 90 days and to the new budget year, lawmakers and the governor finally closing in on a deal. they have worked until late last night of backend that today it , and tried to close the state's $19 million gap. there seems to compose before they can put it to avoid votes. the governor wants public pension reform in
KNTV - NBC Bay Area News Tonight
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Sep 21, 2010
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Sep 21, 2010


and beverage distributors who told me, quote, this is not a competitive issue for us. this motion has nothing in it for our protection. if one of our semis is on the highway heading to the retailers, how do we know if he's under the influence? plain and simple, the alcohol industry is trying to kill the competition. their mission is to drive people to drink. it's a heck of a coincidence. they are pedestridling a product is far more dangerous than marijuana. they say not to worry, that smokers are not necessarily shut-ins. >> that's to say that somebody who uses marijuana just oppositsits on the couch and is a pothead and therefore they don't leave the house. >> we'll get involved in this debate in the coming weeks before the election. in hollywood, i'm robert cavalsink. >>> the fight for the don't ask, don't tell policy is far from over. >> this isn't the end of this. we're going to continue to move on. we know we've been blocked procedurally. >> republicans voted unanimously against a major defense policy bill that included a provisional loug gays to serve openly in the military. tonight dem
KRON - KRON 4 Morning News
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Sep 30, 2010
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Sep 30, 2010


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KGO - ABC 7 Morning News
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Sep 28, 2010
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for it. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm kristen sze. a fourth spare the air day and officials asking us to conserve today, all because of a forecast that will sizzle near the triple digit mark. >> i think we'll see record highs and feel record high temperatures once again today but what i want to start off with is talking about how poor the air quality could be in the east bay and also towards the south bay, particularly the east bay valleys and the santa clara valley. that's where we'll have unhealth amounts of ozone for those most susceptible, the elderly and those with respiratory problems. santa rosa, fairfield, concord and around the bay, low 90s oakland to upper 90s around palo alto. we'll also have extreme heat around the monterey bay, especially as you head inland towards morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. but still 98 watsonville. should be the last one. >> all right, mike. we'll check in for more information in a few minutes. this morning oakland police are searching for a gunman that opened fire on a home wounding a six-year-old girl. theresa garcia is live at the scene in oa
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Sep 29, 2010
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Sep 29, 2010


the whole thing on hold to say "i'm gonna need a substantial amount of time." >> one of the drugs used in executions is set to expire on friday. that means that there will be no executions at least until next year. by then, the state will have a new attorney general, and a new governor. reporting live at san quentin, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage of the legal battle over executions in california continues on ktvu.com. you will also find more information about death row including a look at some of the infamous inmates being held there. just click on the death row tab. >>> san francisco police have named a suspect in yesterday's rape, robbery and beating at the potrero hill housing project. the attack happened around noon yesterday. officers say 25-year-old damir sha lake oh has a distinctive sf tattoo on his face as well as on his neighboring. damirshalako. investigators say he is on parole from santa rosa and typically travels on public transit. >>> family members of murdered children can now ask the judge to seal the autopsy reports of their loved ones. governor arnol

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